you're hurting us by making us adhere to this higher standard." and in particular, and another sort of interesting conflict is that one of the things that it rules out is capital controls. now, historically, people used to say that, you know, again, the sort of simpleminded idea that capital controls weren't such a good thing. and now the imf has come around and has said that capital controls, you know, certain types, are actually desirable. chile and malaysia had them both going into the crisis, and they did better than a lot of other countries as a result of having them. but that in fact may be one of the things that makes a steel founder, that some of the countries that have them and like them are objecting to the faculties that are included in the pact. >> is it conceivable to you that this could affect the enforcement of dodd-frank, which was ostensibly passed to prevent another great crash like 2008? could this affect the enforcement of dodd-frank? >> yeah. no, i mean, certainly the derivatives regulation, and i would expect the capital leve